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Watch: The Outlook for the Trucking Industry in 2026
Tim Lee, partner in the Corporate Department and Commercial Transactions Practice Group of the Honigman law firm, discusses how the trucking industry might fare in 2026.
The Outlook For The Trucking Industry In 2026
Women in Trucking Association Opens Nominations for 2026 Image Team
Once chosen, members of the Image Team will participate in media interviews, attend community and industry events, provide educational outreach, and offer ride-alongs.
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From Micro-Fulfillment to Adaptive Ecosystems
Large retailers are placing automated MFCs in stores to pull inventory closer to demand, compressing cycle times.
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U.S. Sanctions Chinese Companies, Tankers With Venezuela Links
The sanctions represent the latest move in President Donald Trump’s pressure campaign against Maduro over alleged drug trafficking operations.
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Finnish Authorities Seize Ship Suspected of Sabotaging Underwater Cables
The suspected sabotage of cables in the Baltic Sea represents part of a hybrid war carried out by Russia against western countries.
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Victorian Shipwreck Shoes Wash up on U.K. Beach
Shipwrecks remain a feature of ocean-borne international trade, often producing strange flotsam in unexpected places.
Image: iStock/Campwillowlake
Air China to Buy 60 Airbus A320neo Planes for $9.53B
The orders deliver a much-needed boost for Airbus, which has suffered setbacks in recent weeks.
Photo: iStock.com/Boarding1Now
Nigeria Secures $1.2 Billion UAE Loan to Build Coastal Highway
The freeway is ultimately expected to run for 700 kilometers along Nigeria’s Atlantic coastline, linking several major economic hubs.
The Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge in Lagos, Nigeria. Photo: iStock/Bolaji Alonge
California Ditches Fight With Feds For High-Speed Rail Funds
Approved by voters in 2008 with an initial $33 billion price tag, the project is now estimated to cost as much as $128 billion.
Contractors on a cherry picker during the construction of a high-speed rail project in Kings County, California, on March 24. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Zombie Ship Shows U.S. Targeting Darkest Corner of Oil Fleet
The tankers indulge in most of the dark fleet’s typical practices to obscure movements and ownership, including spoofing, or the use of fake locations.
The Skipper, seen here in the top right with other unknown vessels, was docked at an offshore infrastructure at Venezuela's José on November 14. Photo: Bloomberg
Russia’s Sovcomflot Gets First Domestic Tanker for Arctic LNG 2
The Alexey Kosygin is key for the project above the Arctic Circle to be able to ship cargoes of liquefied natural gas via the Northern Sea Route.
A Russian Icebreaker on the water in Arctic Ocean toward to the North Pole. Photo: iStock.com/Sergey Zemnuhov
Judge in NYC Congestion Pricing Case Delays Ruling
After initially expecting to issue a final judgment by the end of 2025, U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman instead set a hearing for late-January for both sides to make their case in person.
Traffic on 10th Avenue in Manhattan in 2024. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg
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